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When thinking about the opening of Encore Boston Harbor, neighbors ought to think of it as a period of time rather than a one-day rush – that due to the fact that Encore isn’t sure how long the rush could…

Construction officials for Wynn Design & Development told the Massachusetts Gaming Commission (MGC) on Monday that they expect to be officially completed with the Encore Boston Harbor building by June 1 and expect to get the final Certificate of Occupancy…

The bull on Broadway has certainly bucked the trend, but City officials donned the toreador’s red cape and denied the owner the right to keep it displayed in front of his restaurant – though prior to that vote the owner…

Wynn Resorts signaled late last week that it plans to move ahead with the opening of the Encore Boston Harbor resort casino, and not to appeal the decision or punishments – including a $35 million fine – levied against them…

The Massachusetts Gaming Commission (MGC) is considering Encore Boston Harbor’s plan for alcohol service within the facility, including a special 4 a.m. license for those engaged in gaming on the gaming floor. Of the 23 alcohol venues (three of which…

On Thursday, May 2, the City’s School Finance Review Commission met with leadership from the Everett Public Schools to talk about their proposed budget for fiscal year 2020 – which leaders learned includes hiring some 53 new positions districtwide with…

Carol’s Café looks to sell to new owner A long-standing breakfast and lunch spot on Main Street is looking to transfer its license and potentially get out of the business. Carol’s Café, of Main Street – one of the most…

In June of 2003, the City of Everett and Fort Point Associates conducted a study of Everett’s waterfront, and it brought great hope to the many who – at the time – hoped to unlock the long-forgotten waterfront. The report…

Pioneer Charter School of Science in Everett received recognition from two national organizations that rate public schools based on academic performance, closing achievement gaps and college success. PCSS was ranked the 18th best public high school in Massachusetts by U.S. News…

The Massachusetts chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations joins approximately 120,000 Muslims in the Commonwealth and millions around the world in marking the beginning of the month-long fast of Ramadan (rom-a-don) that begins on or about May 6.* Ramadan…